Feasibility report backs $2.3 million Linton school plan
Kingscott Associates presented a feasibility study on Linton Stockton School facility needs at a Wednesday meeting. The report analyzes funding limits of about $2.375 million, site adequacy, safety, traffic flow, and modernization plans for the elementary and secondary buildings with recommended long term development and consolidations.
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Robert Koppes
Kingscott Associates, Inc
Linton-Stockton
Koppes
Indiana University
Ralph Kelly
Forecast Outlook for Greene Sullivan Area
Fair tonight with partly sunny Friday. Lows near 60 and highs in the upper 70s. Wednesday high around 70 with a 53 overnight and 55 at 7 30 a.m. From Saturday through Monday expect warm weather with a chance of showers and thunderstorms then cooler conditions Sunday and Monday.
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Greene-Sullivan
Linton Stockton PTA Opens Year With Student Arts Night
The Linton Stockton PTA holds its first meeting at 7 p.m. Monday Sept 26 in the high school gym. Grades 1-6 present a song fest and junior high art show. Refreshments and prizes follow. Parents urged to attend.
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Linton-Stockton Pta
Indiana Whitley County grand jury to view water utility receipts
A Whitley County grand jury will review a State Board of Accounts report showing 5451 in receipts for the Churubusco water and sewage system not deposited properly. The board cites many errors in distributing receipts between the two utilities. Emergency repairs at Indiana University Foster Quadrangle underway with next summer full fixes and campus fencing around faculty sections.
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Whitley County
State Board of Accounts
Churubusco
Foster
Indiana University
Autumn Equinox Marks Sun Crossing the Equator Today
Today at 11 30 a m the autumnal equinox occurs as the sun crosses the celestial equator moving south. The day and night are about equal in length and daylight grows shorter for the Northern Hemisphere until December 21.
Drollinger Convicted in Valentine Slayings Trial
Roger Drollinger, 24, was found guilty on four counts of first degree murder in the shotgun killings of four brothers on Valentine’s Day. The verdict, delivered by a 12-member jury, carries an automatic life sentence. Sentencing set for Oct. 17 with a pretrial investigation due by Oct. 4.
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Hartford City
Ind
UPI
Roger Drollinger
Drollinger
Waynetown
Bruce Bade
Drollin
Blackford
Baliff
Betty Spencer
Rockville
Indiana
Spencer
Ben Wilson
Montpelier
Gregory Brooks
Parke County
Clelland Hanner
Indiana fights over immunization law aims for full coverage
Indiana officials clash over Public Law 103. State Health Commissioner Paynter seeks one year limit on records for nonnew pupils while 13,000 first time enrollees in 1976 and millions under 18 lack complete protection. Thornberry accuses health board of dragging feet. Rep. Pizzo defends intent. Marion County follow-up praised.
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Commission On Public Records
Indiana State Farm
Otis R. Bowen
Indianapolis
UPI
Indiana
William T. Paynter
Zations Paynter
Thaddeus Perry
Robert Thornberry
Indiana Federation of Teachers
State Board of Health
Paynter
Negley
Harold Negley
Thornberry
Anthony Pizzo
D-Bloomington
Marion County
James E. Bowes
Bureau of Health Services
Indiana lawmakers plan expunging and rescinding ERA actions
Rep Donald Boys and Sen Joan Gubbins announced a two track effort in the 1978 Indiana Legislature to expunge the ERA from the House Journal and to seek Senate approval to rescind ERA ratification. They cited a fraud claim and framed ERA as a federal power grab.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Donald Boys
Indiana
Boys
House Journal
Joan Gubbins
Senate
Boys and
Beulah A. Coughenour
Statehouse
U.S. Senate
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Bert Lance resigns as budget director in Carter administration
President Carter announced Bert Lance will leave the Office of Management and Budget after a long tenure as his trusted ally. Carter pledged an orderly transition amid public scrutiny of Lance and associated banking allegations.
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Bert Lance
Washington
UPI
Carter
Lance
Office of Management and Budget
Budget Office
OMB
James McIntyre
Bowman Cutter
Harrison Welford
McIntyre
Sen
Charles Percy
Illinois
Indiana population up two percent in six years
Indiana University economists attribute a 1974 75 recession as a major factor in 140 000 people leaving Indiana over six years. Despite this out migration the state still saw a 2 percent net population gain from 1970 to 1976, with 68 counties up and 24 down.
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Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
UPI
Indiana University
Census Bureau
School of Business
Indiana Business Review
Marion County
Greene County General Hospital Board Action Summary
The Greene County General Hospital board held a special meeting Tuesday night. Members Maynard Baggio Delmar Hasler Oscar Kramer Tom Bailey M D Jean Resler Gale Williams and Bernard Schantz attended with administrator Malcom Clippinger. Contracts for nurse anesthesists were approved. Blacktop repairs were authorized at the administrator's discretion. A 14 cubic foot refrigerator costing 375 and a adding machine at 149 50 were approved along with a 20 000 gallon oil tank. A 2500 repair for the TV camera in the radiology image intensifier was approved. Picket pagers costing 4000 were discussed and action deferred pending more information.
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Greene County General Hospital
Maynard Baggio
Delmar Hasler
Oscar Kramer
Tom Bailey
M.D
Jean Resler
Gale Williams
Bernard Schantz
Malcom Clippinger
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Hollandsburg
Hanner
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Rensselaer
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Steve Fields
Highway 59
Georgia
I.U
Hamilton County
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